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>> I can probably dump a lot of apache config. I still need SSL on both |
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>> servers even though only nginx faces the user? |
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> Perhaps you need Apache for certain pages otherwise this is simply a |
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> quick fix which is fair enough, we always like those at times but it |
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> sounds to me like you could have gained more by simply switching Apache |
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> for nginx or tuning your max. |
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My apache processes run pretty heavy so raising MaxClients opens the |
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potential for an OOM condition. I would love to completely switch to |
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nginx from apache but I need apache for certain stuff. That is |
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something I will look into in the future though. |
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> Running both is actually wasting a little memory though you may have |
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> gained over just Apache. |
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I can say that before nginx, top was filled with relatively |
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memory-laden apache processes and now there is only a short list. |
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> How web proxies with optional caches usually work such as OpenBSDs |
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> relayd is to keep track of requests perhaps using higher layer info and |
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> share the load among multiple web servers, perhaps adding headers to |
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> keep everything functional. |
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nginx seems much faster than apache which I think is a good reason to |
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switch over as much stuff as possible. |
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- Grant |